New York Post: FBI was searching for a fortune in fine wines during Pearl River raid

The New York Post reported today that the search was part of a federal investigation involving the well-known wine shop Sherry Lehmann.

Jul 20, 2023, 4:36 PM

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A new report says that the FBI may have been looking for a secret stash of high-priced wine during a raid at Blue Hill Plaza in Pearl River on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, News 12 reported that agents were at the office complex as part of an enforcement action.

MORE: FBI carries out law enforcement action at Blue Hill Plaza in Pearl River

The New York Post reported today that the search was part of a federal investigation involving the well-known wine shop Sherry Lehmann.

It was reported that the company may have secretly been stashing a fortune in fine wines. On the same day, the paper reported that FBI agents raided the store's Upper East Side shop.

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